N64 emulator for the Mac

News - July 25, 2007

 

sixtyforce 0.9.1 release notes

 

System requirements --

 

- Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

- a decent 3D graphics card.

- a fairly fast PowerPC or any Intel Mac.

 

Game saving --

 

Note: Game autosaving and freezing are only available to registered users.

 

Games will be autosaved just as they would on the real system. This includes game saves that are stored on the game cartridge as well as controller memory packs. These autosaved games are stored in the 'sixtyforce' folder in your user 'Application Support' folder.

 

You may save game freezes from the file menu when the emulator is paused. A game freeze isn't like a normal game save -- it's more like a paused version of a game that you can unpause anytime.

 

When you restore a game freeze, you will be asked if you want to disable autosaving. If you do not disable autosaving, any saved game in the game freeze will replace your last autosaved game. So be careful!

 

What's new in 0.9.1 since 0.9.0 --

 

- Fixed a bug that could cause sixtyforce to unexpectedly quit on Intel machines.

Changelog / Download (bottom of page)

Apple II gs emulator

In version 2.0 (now in Public Beta)

 

* OpenGL accelerated graphics.

* Color fidelity improved.

* Resize your IIgs video window to any size you like.

* Mount your 800K floppy disk images as SmartPort hard disks by default if you want to.

* Fixed bugs with finding and remembering the location of the ROM file.

* Now recognizes Mac file types for various disk image formats including 2mg, DiskCopy 4, and DiskCopy 6. * Improved recognition of disk images in general.

* More to come!

 

Being a beta, many features are either not yet working or temporarily disabled.

Changelog and more info / Download

Atari ST replacement OS

AFROS is a self-explanatory acronym: Atari FRee Operating System. It used to be distributed in the form of a harddisk image but now it's just a plain set of files creating preinstalled TOS compatible EmuTOS/FreeMiNT/fVDI/XaAES based operating system. The most exciting feature for me is its completely Free nature - all key components (EmuTOS, FreeMiNT, fVDI, XaAES and Teradesk) are completely free "as in Freedom" and can be redistributed under the GNU General Public License. This is the first time for Atari users to have a TOS/GEM compatible, complete, free and powerful operating system - from power-on all the way through to the multitasking GEM desktop with robust FreeMiNT kernel in the background and fast fVDI graphics on the screen. More...

 

2007-07-23: AFROS 0.9.5-3 released

* AFROS with new HighWire using TrueType fonts and best of all - with working network/internet connection. Boot it up and browse Web now

>> Get it HERE.

After the plethora of 3.51-based Custom Firmwares of late, Sony has released the official System Software version 3.52 (read: Firmware 3.52). The only apparent changes are 'security updates' and an incremental compatibility improvement to the PS1 driver.

Bear in mind new Sony firmwares are unhackable in the sense that updating to them will disallow use of all homebrew / ISOs / Custom Firmwares. Do not make the mistake of thinking that 3.51 and 3.52 are pathways to Custom Firmwares with those numbers in their names.

To install, place this EBOOT.PBP in ms0:/PSP/GAME/UPDATE/ and run from the PSP's XMB.

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